The given figure shows a thermal network with T01 = 325.15 K, T1 = 310.15 K, Rwall = 0.08 K/W, and Rconvy, 1= 0.036 K/W. Calculate the value of temperature T2 if the thermal network isunder steady-state conditions.TolWallT2T02

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The given figure shows a thermal network with To1 = 325.15 K, T1 = 310.15 K, Rwall = 0.08 KW, and Rconv, 1= 0.036 K/W. Calculate the value of temperature T2 if the thermal network is under ctoody ctoto copditions

The given figure shows a thermal network with To1 = 325.15 K, T1 = 310.15 K, Rwall = 0.08 KW, and Rconv, 1= 0.036 K/W. Calculate the value of temperature T2 if the thermal network is under ctoody ctoto copditions

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The given figure shows a thermal network with T01 = 325.15 K, T1 = 310.15 K, Rwall = 0.08 K/W, and Rconvy, 1= 0.036 K/W. Calculate the value of temperature T2 if the thermal network is
under steady-state conditions.
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Wall
T2
T02

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